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I was born in Oosaka city Japan, and grew up in Hyogo prefecture. I am a mom of one kid. I worked as a phamacist. I speak English. Maybe my level is upper intermediate.
The reasons why I learn English are my job and I want to broaden my mind.
I want to work out my English skill via italki.
Since I love Japan, I'm glad to correct your Japanese. I don't want to get paid. If you like, I'd like you to enjoy chatting with me via Skype.
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- Could anyone help me with my transcription? Taiwan earthquake: Felled building 'used tin can fillers' http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-35515749 Deep inside of the building, this rescuers are getting close. Hold on the shelf with coming trough. A few minutes later, a young man was lifted clearly and lowered gently to the ground. His condition was serious, but he is alive. But this is the only blood spot, otherwise what happened to others on the grim day. On this afternoon, rescuers were emerged holding a small bangle, a 6 month-old baby girl. 30 hours in a rubble has been too much soon after she died.??? And still dozens and more are waiting for news in growing depress. This woman's son is somewhere under the rubbles. He is such a good boy she says. He always thinks of me and worrys about me lonely. But dispare??? is mixed with anger. Why this building has come down and those about it can escape. The reporter said, "Now people are asking why this building has come down and all these building stood up. There are some problems, clear sings. What might be wrong with this building here." The collapse exposed to this clear blue cooking oil cans. Those tin are used for fillers inside some concrete bins. Relatives and supporters are tonight under full investigation.??? Why this building came down and someone will be this responsible.February 27, 201630
- What did he say in this video? Why is make-up a hard sell in India? http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35504722 Vivek Bali, Cheif Executive of Sephora India said, "Our nation is a young country. So 50% of our population is below 25 years old, which is the fantastic bizz for the beauty business in India because young consumers have enough time and that's growing and growing. And other aspects are that now young women are getting into workforce unlike a couple decades back. So more and more women are coming into the force and more independent and they have more and more money in their pocket and they spend more money. And then other thing that the beauty industry is growing is that men's is growing also. If you look at the metro section in Chennai, now they are very conscious about male growing. And the figure reflect their growing." The reporter said, "How important is the Indian market for the global contecst????" He said, "If look at India, if you look at Russia, or even China, what happens is that the consumption of India is very good. The reason for that is even when we see women coming to the office, sometimes they don't use make-up, or they wear very light like some skin care, or very light make-up or something. Maybe it has something to do with the climate also. And maybe something to do with the office. If you go to Russia, people are coming into the office using make-up very openly. And even on daily business, they find them touching up almost 5 or 6 times a day. And then it's accepted in India. Our habits have changed. The consumption is developing farther." The reporter said, "Is there something changing though?" He said, "There is something changing. If you look at TVs or soup operas, you can find some glamorous today. 15 years back, there is not kiss. Obviously the offices are growing?? They have fully confidence." The reporter said, "The market have a lot of opportunities clearly, but the market have also difficulty." He said, "Offering stores in the molls is not problem, but the issue is obviously whole structure developed. And I would say ??? Is about a decade behind.??? I think the market will be growing much faster. These cosmetic products, if you get the products,???? it will take long way to take into India. Therefore it is important that regulate process eases ??? because cosmetics should not be compared to pharmaceutical products."February 17, 201600
- Could anyone check my trasncription? Reaction video: British girl tries American sweets http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35474216 I'm gonna go for this Butterfinger peanut butter cuts because I've tried to look for the peanut butter cuts, but I couldn't see them, so I thought that I swear everyone loves peanut butter like American films. Uhhhh, I like that. And I'm gonna show this Hershey's cookies and cream. And I'm actually more excited about this one. Smells good, the smell is very creamy. The sound, listen, oh, that sound....Uhhhh, oh my god, that's amazing. This one is condurace?? (she is showing black Hershey's cookies and white one)This one and this one is insane. (showing the white one)this is so good, (showing the black one) this is so all right, this is like creamy chocolate. And the next, I have got Pop rocks magic; popping candy. Oh my god, I got blue. I can't believe so blue. It's cool. The taste is quite chemically, but I can do. To say, I wander and I want to try the most for the last Lucky charm. Obviously all the people have already known about this, but I've never tried them. I guess this must be gonna be like cereals and marshmallows in. Oh the smell is very familiar. I got mar milk. I'm gonna get a good ratio. Marshmallow and cereal...Uhhhh, I'll try this marshmallow because I couldn't get full effect. Quite crispy, uhhhh, I like this.February 16, 201600
- Could anyone correct my transcription? http://www.bbc.com/news/health-21227449 A staff at a coffee shop said, "Hi, how are you?" The reporter said, "Hi, I'm very well, thank you. Can I get one coffee and how about you, Harry?" Harry Wallop said, "I'm gonna get one cappuccino, I mean a small cappuccino." The staff said, "Anything for you?" The reporter said, "No. That's it. That's it, thank you. We're gonna go to the machine. Here we are. Harry Wallop, 10 o'clock in the weekday morning, the first stop on a coffee craw. And with the coffee and your book and called Consumed, I think this book is really linked to the British class system, and have all the classes gone and the place which comes to new classes is base on where we shop or what we buy." Harry said, "Well, where we are wearing in Mc'donald. It's food and it's always social anxiety of food. And whether you spread salt on the top of the food and putting some tea or supper, but I think these social anxieties are now on brands and companies. What you have in your kitchen cupboard, or where you are going to get a morning cup of coffee? And "Supposedly we are all middle class, and if that is so, how do we distinguish ourselves from each other? And I think people do actually quite enjoy distinguishing themselves." The reporter said, "But in your book, you have a quite number of classes, what are you telling through that, three main classes there are, that you arrenged?" Harry said, " Well, the biggest, the most successful is always as the moms, they are heritage of the West women and all politicians desperately get onside. They know where they like to spend their money. And the security is well-know brand. And they call it shai shai??? They are like good and honest brands. Mc'donald is firmly into the category." The reporter said, "Harry, all right, now we're in host coffee. This is middle, but it's very large and stunning brand, and what's the sort of middle class? What categorizes?" Harry said, "I call them middle classes named after Carol Cathrin. And she is getting back crisis, but her generation really like her, who join the trading up, who enjoy the taste difference and the taste difference is important for the company's advertisement and the cost has done fantastic as well. And it's the biggest coffee chain in Britin and their sales are good."February 6, 201630

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